Worksheets Aplenty

Posted at the ehcounseling.com (Christian counseling), a long page of worksheets. Topics include:

• Addiction
• Attachment
• Boundaries
• Communication
• DBT
• DV
• Grief
• Relationships
• Spirituality
• Stress Management

Dig in. Please let me know if anything is particularly good or great.

Bipolar Symptom Worksheets

Respotlighting the Centre for Clinical Interventions in Australia. Lots of amazing stuff posted there, including these resources for bipolar disorder:

• Keeping Your Balance. A free eight-module workbook.

Or--quicker--two single-page worksheets:

• Bipolar Symptom Record
• Week-long Symptom Monitoring Worksheet

New Blog: Where the Client Is

Brought to you by your loyal Therapy Worksheets blogger, a site dedicated to putting together and growing a private practice: Where the Client Is. Includes posts about marketing, office space, business cards, clinician interviews, etc. Potentially helpful stuff. Come on over.

OCD and Body Dysmorphia Handouts and Questionnaires

A reader recommends this collection of Handouts and Questionnaires for OCD and Body Dysmorphic Disorder from goodmedicine.org.uk. Looks good.

OCD Guides

From ocdchicago.org, a set of OCD Guides--one each for adults, college students, teens, and parents of children with Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder. Also, check out the site's recommended books list--includes The OCD Workbook.

Acceptance and Commitment Therapy Worksheets

From jamesdrew.net (site of a psychotherapist in Sugar Land, Tx) a collection of ACT worksheets mostly pulled from Acceptance & Commitment Therapy for the Treatment of Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder & Trauma-Related Problems. Linked from the site:

• Acceptance of Thoughts and Feelings Worksheet
• Clarifying Values Worksheet
• Creative Hopelessness Worksheet
• Daily ACT Rating Form
• Exploring Self-as-Context Assignment 1
• Life Compass
• Nonviolent Communication Model Handout
• Self-as-Context: Assignment 2
• Values and Goals Worksheet
• What Have I Given Up for Anxiety This Week?

Mind Body Syndrome Worksheet

From yourpainisreal.com, a worksheet: Deciding If You Have Mind Body Syndrome.

What's Mind Body Syndrome, you ask? Just what it sounds like--pain rooted in stress. Its aka/parent is TMS (Tension Myositis Syndrome). Aches and pains? Check it out.